how to ace ariel cape extention?

[nasir123]

well i am not new to mario although i seen bo x7's video od mario advanced tech/'s and other crap i new everything although i did not know how to ace ariel cape extention please tell me mario comrads:D:D:D:D

[Kanzaki]

Run off the edge, and right when you step off the edge, side b. It's all timing.

[Matador]

Kanzaki just pwned this thread.

Some stages it's harder to do than others. Good example is Yoshi's. the neutral one.

[hippiedude92]

Agreed with the post above lol. It gives ya alot of options after the ace

[Hagar]

It's not really that useful, considering it's hard to constantly go the maximum distance. I usually start off matches on battlefield by ACEing from the starting platform.

[Matador]

It's not really that useful, considering it's hard to constantly go the maximum distance. I usually start off matches on battlefield by ACEing from the starting platform.

If you're got the timing down on most frequent stages like FD and BF, it can be a great asset. No real need for it on Smashville since the KO range is short. Capeglide -> Fludd is epic too.

[hippiedude92]

It's not really that useful, considering it's hard to constantly go the maximum distance. I usually start off matches on battlefield by ACEing from the starting platform.

You don't need to go the maxiaum distance. You just need enough distance so that you'll be able to recover alot easier. Cape glide to spike = 1 stock rape.

[Kanzaki]

I use ACE for mind game status. Mario has lots of options to edge guard, ACE is just one of them.

[Judge Judy]

Two questions:

One: How do you do the reverse cape glide?

Two: How do you do the cape glide straight down? Which I call the "negative cape glide" cause it's kinda catchy.

[Kanzaki]

What the hell's a reverse cape glide and cape glide straight down? lol.. Run off, side+b right before you step off. It's not that complicated, just timing =[

[Judge Judy]

Ok, I seen people do the cape glide backwards and straight down. Plus, I've done the one straight down on accident a few times but I have no idea how you do it backwards.

[wazgood]

please people.
aerial, not ariel

[Matador]

Ok, I seen people do the cape glide backwards and straight down. Plus, I've done the one straight down on accident a few times but I have no idea how you do it backwards.
Vids or it didn't happen XD

Seriously, I want to see this. Capeglide -> Bair would be awesome.

[vato_break]

there is no such thing as a reverseACE as you cannot walk backwards or run backwards so there would be no backward momentum.

[Lex Crunch]

I think what he's trying to say is that he ACE's by using the cape in the direction he came from, and used the edge of the cape to hit the enemy while it was at Mario's back. It doesn't really sound possible, and the odds of the back end of the cape hitting someone are billionfold since the cape doesn't stay there long at all and because it's up to the enemy getting close to you, and the timing is ludicrous. I'd like to see it happen, though.

[Judge Judy]

What I'm saying is doing a pivot cape into a cape glide. Also, I think the downward cape glide is just some wierd timing, I keep doing it when it feels like I timed the cape glide too late.

[vato_break]

where you just let yourself fall a bit then cape?
downward cape?

[Judge Judy]

No I mean where the momentum of the cape glide propels you downward instead of to the side.

[Kanzaki]

Videos or that's a lie.

[vato_break]

that would only work if your momentum was going down and ace only goes foward.

[boss8]

cape stun last forever its amazing....and u can cape wall o pain!!!

[???????]

Videos or that's a lie.

Videos or that's a lie.

Actually, Judge Judy is correct; this technique is done by timing the cape at the very tip of the ledge (At this position you should be nearly off the ledge itself; the timing is very strict).

*Here is a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCkv2A4Oe9s (Watch closely at 1:11-1:12; he is not falling, he is being propelled downward by his momentum while in the cape animation)*

[Rauzaruke]

Actually, Judge Judy is correct; this technique is done by timing the cape at the very tip of the ledge (At this position you should be nearly off the ledge itself; the timing is very strict).

*Here is a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCkv2A4Oe9s (Watch closely at 1:11-1:12; he is not falling, he is being propelled downward by his momentum while in the cape animation)*

I was just going to post that part in my video to see if that is what he was talking about! You had to beat me to it, didn't you? XD

Well, it's not exactly useful in the normal cape-reversing sense. You can do it off the side of a stage but you'll snap to the ledge instead of continuing downward. The only reason it worked on the platform was because there was nothing to snap to. It is a great way to quickly edgehog though.

I'm not sure that doing an ACE facing backwards is possible though.

[???????]

I was just going to post that part in my video to see if that is what he was talking about! You had to beat me to it, didn't you? XD

Well, it's not exactly useful in the normal cape-reversing sense. You can do it off the side of a stage but you'll snap to the ledge instead of continuing downward. The only reason it worked on the platform was because there was nothing to snap to. It is a great way to quickly edgehog though.

You are correct but it is still possible to do a downwards cape glide, regardless of auto ledge grabbing; as stated previously, the timing is strict and must be timed at the tip of the ledge.

I'm not sure that doing an ACE facing backwards is possible though.

It can be done it two ways:

One–Using backwards momentum such as the "Wave slide"

Two–Strict timing of a cape pivot just before the "secondary" running animation would begin